Cornell 7 Case Sparks USC Student’s Call to End All Fraternities
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Cornell 7 Case Sparks USC Student’s Call to End All Fraternities
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‘Cornell 7’ case sparks USC student calls for all fraternities to be abolished as outrage explodes
The opinion editor of Daily Trojan, USC's student newspaper, says that fraternities across the country should be shut down because they have become a hotbed of sexual assaults rather than an outlet for young men to build community.
While seven members of a fraternity face a new investigation because of allegations that other youths were invited to sexually assault an unconscious woman, Alex Hannaford talks to those who have exposed the stark reality of the culture of the Ivy League fraternities and asks a question: is it time to ban them?
White: We need to abolish fraternities
Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. Every year, we hear stories about fraternities across U.S. campuses — women being treated like objects and pledges dying during recruitment — and then we act surprised...
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